@cbcbritishcolumbia: A pop-up saxophone solo drew hundreds into Vancouver’s Central Library on Friday, raising a timely question: Is Vancouver craving more accessible public arts programming, especially during the fall and winter months? #music #concert #vancouver #cbcnews #britishcolumbia

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He’s came so far bro

DrifTgurl🏳️‍⚧️ :

This is the same guy who did the saxophone in the alleyway with the guy eating the pizza

liam.b :

thank god nathaniel is getting the recognition he absolutely deserves

Hoccfzpoeug ☆ :

miss_meat_ :

I want to see a Nathaniel Young performance so bad

Peace :

Of course people stopped. How can they study or do anything else.

RivieraHotelsRoblox :

I saw the pov first

fragmented.lens 🇨🇦 🫒 :

the people yearn for whimsy

༺𝕷𝖎ᡶׁׅᡶׁׅᒐꫀ❀ꋪᎯꪉꪉꙆᡶ༻ :

Some people are so miserable. I'm glad I'm not one of them. This was beautiful to see and to hear.

TNT :

Hey I’m listening to this

ge0tic :

PROTECT THE ARTS

GLIMPSE :

nathaniel,How far you've come

BIGDAWG🗣️ :

I’ve been there sense he was playing in tunnels

Angelina :

I never seen his face before. He's handsome

mass_ :

As a saxophonist all I heard was the squeak in the beginning and I felt the pain of messing up for him 😭

aidan_loveslife :

His socials are nathanielpov his music is Nathaniel young

Ninth :

Free performance, yess

brooklyn_kellysf :

Vancouver being fun ☺️❤️

Dylan7515 🇺🇸🇨🇦✈️🛩 :

no way

ace.babbbyyy :

music connects ❤️

Maggypoo :

My goat is finally getting his recognition

Greg :

I was like where the hell is that noise coming from, it very unexpected and quite annoying.

MrThywicked :

I want to run into this guy, sit and listen

too tired :

I love Nathaniel Young so much he's part of the few that put their full heart and soul into their music, you can hear it in his playing its not just sound its a feeling he's playing a whole story and its absolutely beautiful I wish I could have the opportunity to hear him live

gradientea :

doing this in a library is a choice